MIAMI GARDENS, Fla.—On Monday, Roger Federer found his rhythm and moved into the fourth round of the Miami Open with a 7-5, 6-3 win over Filip Krajinovic. "I thought it was a high, intense match in the first sort of ten games. Then I was able to pull away," Federer

There’s just nothing like finding your calling. No matter the industry, it is an invigorating feeling to discover exactly what you have been put on Earth to do. For Rob Steckley, that calling is, undoubtedly, coaching others. Since the end of his competitive playing career, he has thrown himself full

While Ernests Gulbis has been grinding it out on the ATP Challenger Tour in hopes of getting back to the top level of the sport, his past few weeks have provided plenty of Tennis Twitter worthy moments. Watch at your own risk—warning, there are multiple expletives.

Each Thursday, Joel Drucker will look back at a moment in tennis that warrants remembrance. Some will be significant, others humorous, and many in between. It's Throwback Thursday, tennis-style. Nearly a decade later they would join forces, one coaching the other. But on this day in Key Biscayne, defending Miami

MATCH POINT: Fritz tops countryman Tiafoe in Acapulco

HIGHLIGHTS: Milos Raonic ousts Frances Tiafoe in Toronto

No matter what your opinion of CoCo Vandeweghe is, she’s not losing sleep over it. “I’m not going to be loved like Roger Federer until I win 18 Grand Slams, and still even then I may not be as loved,” Vandeweghe told **TENNIS.com in an exclusive conversation. “Some people like

by Pete Bodo Mornin'. I got a kick out of this comment left at the Blondes Away! post, and it also got me thinking about a few issues that ought to be raised regarding this Slamless No. 1 issue that has become a staple of the WTA conversation these days.

Before each day's play at Wimbledon 2019, we'll preview three must-see matches. Unusually tough, strangely high-profile early-round matches? Welcome to Azarenka’s world. Unfortunate draws have prolonged her various comebacks over the years. Now, though, after a season in the wilderness, she seems to be approaching her old self again. She

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)—Andy Roddick believes there’s a conversation ahead among pro tennis players to consider whether forming a union would be the best way to tackle the sport’s issues with a collective voice. Prompted by weather issues that played havoc with the U.S. Open this month, Roddick suggested that the

WATCH: Chris Eubanks discusses his friendship with Gauff on Tennis Channel Live.

THE BREAK: Djokovic & Swiatek Take Home More RG Hardware

If you talk about Caroline Garcia for more than a few minutes, the conversation will eventually come around to the moment when you, and the rest of the tennis world, first heard her name. At the 2011 French Open, as a 17-year-old wild card, Garcia took a seemingly insurmountable lead

Over the first 10 days of 2017, we're examining the Top 10 players on the ATP and WTA tours—how will they fare during the new season? All of the previews can be found here. It isn’t often that the mention of a Top 10 player’s name will draw a blank

*BigHug1 By TennisWorld Contributing Editor Andrew Burton In the brief space of time between Indian Wells and Miami/Key Biscayne, here are some semi-random thoughts about the week or so of tennis that I saw, and some of the conversations that I had. Get There - While I was reviewing some

WATCH: Marino kicked off a resurgent summer at the Citi Open, where she upset Venus Williams in three sets.

MESA, Ariz.—If you’ve ever been to the US Open, you know how big the event feels. The stadiums are massive, with Arthur Ashe having seats so high up that you literally get a bird’s-eye view of the action. The tournament has giant sponsors, like American Express, Chase, J.P. Morgan and

by Pete Bodo Howdy. Yesterday, we looked at the mid-season stats pertaining to service game leaders; today we'll take a survey of the return game leaders and numbers. We've seen how in almost any department that involves percentages, large numbers of players are bunched together within a few points of

INDIAN WELLS, Calif.—World No. 23 Belinda Bencic defeated four Top 10 players during her title run in Dubai, and toppled world No. 1 Naomi Osaka in straight sets at Indian Wells. It's not unlike what Bencic in 2015, when the 18-year-old took out four Top 10 players, including Serena Williams,

WATCH: Lindsay Davenport's pre-match predictions